Late evening light bathes the Elder Range, known as Urdlu Warlpunha to the Adynamathanha Aboriginal people, and the sparsely covered foreground. The two seem to be from different worlds, the range like a dream rising beyond the foreground ridge. That is the domain of rock wallabies, kites and eagles. It sees few human feet. The meaning of Urdlu Warlpunha is kangaroo bones from a tale of a kadaitcha man who was singing a song from the top of the range while sorting his kangaroo bones in the moonlight. The sense of the vision is of "Kangaroo Dreaming".